After our Spring semester, here’s what a participant wrote me:
"Coming from another faith, I wanted to explore what Christianity means. The Anchor Course was a wonderful, intelligent, and safe place to explore, learn, and understand."And a believer wrote:
“I think the reason I was attracted to this course was just the sheer pleasure of exploring and discussing faith. I was attracted also to the idea that this course might make it easier to believe the things that I already do believe but that I find so difficult to believe. I have questioned and doubted, made peace and then started the process all over again. Thank you for the course, for the opportunity to study it at church, and for the very good discussions. Already my faith is strengthened.”At the Anchor Course, you’ll build friendships around a weekly meal, and you’ll build faith around a weekly discussion. The Anchor Course is ideal if . . .
- you’re a spiritual seeker who wants to learn more about the life and teaching of Jesus but you don’t know where to start, or
- you’ve become curious about the Christian convictions of your friends, or
- you’re married to a believer and you want to learn more about your partner’s Christian faith, or
- you’re a parent who’s wondered how to explain Christianity to your kids, or
- you’re a believer who wants a better grasp of the main points of your faith.
For the “Get Anchored” Dinner, an RSVP is not required, but it is encouraged. Contact my assistant, Jami (email or 345-3771). To learn more, go to the Anchor Course website (here) or read a book excerpt (here).
And if you’d like to have friends join you for the “Get Anchored” Dinner, bring them!
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